perdimus
Perdimus is a Latin verb form meaning "we lose" or "we are losing." It is the first person plural present indicative active form of perdere, the verb commonly translated as "to lose" or "to destroy" in classical Latin. The form is derived from the stem perder- and the standard present-tense ending for the first-person plural.
In usage, perdimus appears in Latin texts to describe the act of losing something by a collective
Modern relevance and context, perdimus is primarily encountered in the study of Latin grammar and literature
Related forms and notes: perdimus should be distinguished from related moods and tenses of perdere, such as
This entry treats perdimus as a grammatical form rather than a separate semantic concept or proper noun;